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Section 55: Ticket Booths

The Karnataka Cinemas (Regulation) Rules, 2014.State Rules of Karnataka · 1964

(1) Suitable booking windows for the various classes shall be provided within the premises in such a position that there is room for queues of purchasers of tickets to form up within the premises without causing any obstruction to traffic on the public road.

(2) Suitable means of entrance and exit shall be provided for the public to the ticket booth frontage.

(3) (i) No person other than a licensee or his agent duly authorized by him in writing shall, sell or keep or offer or expose for sale, or cause to be sold or cause to be kept or exposed for sale any ticket or pass or any other evidence of the right of admission to any cinema theatre or multiplex.

(ii) No ticket or pass or any other evidence of the right of admission to any cinema theatre or multiplex shall be sold, or kept or offered or exposed for sale in any place other than the booking windows provided for the purpose and shall not be sold to any person other than a person who lines up in a queue, if any, before the booking window:

Provided that the Licensing Authority may, in the case of charitable shows permit in writing the sale of tickets, passes or any other evidence of the right of admission at places other than the booking windows and by persons other than the licensee.

(4) The licensee shall not earlier than seven days preceding the day of the exhibition of the film, book seats in any class in advance by selling tickets or otherwise.

(5) Sale of tickets online shall be allowed in cinema theatres and multiplex in accordance with relevant rules.

(6) Charges for each ticket as well as other charges shall be as applicable in the relevant Acts and rules.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Karnataka Cinemas (Regulation) Rules, 2014.
Section55
Marginal noteTicket Booths
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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